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Those two catch my interest.

Is there anything the Kochs won't try to ruin? Why the hell do they care about a streetcar?

At least the council didn't listen to their BS and approved the rezoning.

Thanks for the tour! I haven't been to Miamisburg yet but I can see there is some stuff worth checking out there.

Awesome casey!

Shot of the completed Keystone apartments.

A second interchange? That will only drive more suburbanization in the area. I guess that's the point.

Great shots! I see Chris got you to sign up for the forum. Glad to see you got a couple of night shots too

Some good stuff there!

I drove on it on Friday. It was longer than I expected. When you pass by it on the freeway at 70 MPH it looks pretty short.

Thanks guys! That's actually a pretty significant development. I'm surprised this is the first I've read about it.

I don't know what this is about, but not far from the new View of Fifth some demolition occurred on a small building across Edgehill Road from the new Giant Eagle.

View on Fifth mixed-use building a couple of weeks ago.

I went to check it out today. Unfortunately they only part they have worked on is the North side of the building and the sun was just above it so I didn't get any good shots.

Looks like they are starting work on the two old warehouses. First a photo I took of the back of the property in 2013. Abandoned in Franklinton by Eridony, on Flickr Now the back of the property today (from a different angle) with machinery working.

Sounds like a good addition to the convention center area, but I'll withhold final judgement until I see the renderings.

Yes that first one is definitely Broad Street with industrial buildings where COSI and Vets Memorial are today. In fact if you look all the way on the right you see a railroad bridge that is still there today.

Miami University Libraries has a large collection of old Ohio postcards on Flickr. Here are some of their Columbus postcards. More can be found here https://www.flickr.com/photos/muohio_digital_collections/ Birds Eye View West, Columbus, O. by Miami U. Libraries - Digital Collections, on Flickr High St. at Night by Miami U. Libraries - Digital Collections, on Flickr View of South High St. by Miami U. Libraries - Digital Collections, on Flickr View from Capitol Showing Business Section by Miami U. Libraries - Digital Collections, on Flickr Ohio State Capitol by Miami U. Libraries - Digital Collections, on Flickr High Street showing Neil House by Miami U. Libraries - Digital Collections, on Flickr Franklin-County Court House by Miami U. Libraries - Digital Collections, on Flickr Post Office and Custom House by Miami U. Libraries - Digital Collections, on Flickr Columbus City Hall by Miami U. Libraries - Digital Collections, on Flickr

Exterior demolition has started at Vets Memorial. Photos: Vets Memorial Demolition Begins

Thanks for the link. The new building looks okay, but still leaves a lot of empty space in the back. I suppose that will be a parking lot.

I hope so too.

The City of Newark is the county seat of Licking County. In 2010 it had a population of 47,573. 3rd Street Downtown Newark - 3rd Street by Eridony, on Flickr The arcade The Newark Arcade by Eridony, on Flickr Newark Arcade by Eridony, on Flickr The Home Association Bank Building designed by Louis Sullivan The Old Home by Eridony, on Flickr Downtown Newark by Eridony, on Flickr Midland Theatre Midland Theatre by Eridony, on Flickr County Courthouse Licking County Courthouse by Eridony, on Flickr 9th Lock Mural Ohio & Erie Canal Mural by Eridony, on Flickr Lock Keepers House Lock Keepers House by Eridony, on Flickr Scheidler Machine Works Scheidler Machine Works by Eridony, on Flickr Kerns Hotel Kerns Hotel by Eridony, on Flickr Pennsylvania Railway Station Newark's Pennsylvania Railway Station by Eridony, on Flickr Old county jail Newark Castle by Eridony, on Flickr Infill building with a drive-thru McDonald's Urban Infill with Drive-Thru by Eridony, on Flickr Courthouse again Licking County Courthouse by Eridony, on Flickr Newark Coin Exchange by Eridony, on Flickr Sparta Grille by Eridony, on Flickr City Hall Newark City Hall by Eridony, on Flickr Florantina Building & IOOF Hall Florantina & Odd Fellows by Eridony, on Flickr Avalon Avalon by Eridony, on Flickr The arcade from the outside Newark Arcade Building by Eridony, on Flickr Masonic Temple Newark Masonic Temple by Eridony, on Flickr Telephone building Telephone Building by Eridony, on Flickr Looks like an old theater. It had a sign from "Crystal Ballroom" Union Square by Eridony, on Flickr The City of Mount Vernon is the county seat of Knox County. In 2010 it had a population of 16,990. Pennsylvania Depot, which now looks to be a welcome center Pennsylvania Depot by Eridony, on Flickr This place looked closed, but you would think a candy/tobacco shop would be popular with the teens Candy & Tobacco by Eridony, on Flickr Main Street Mount Vernon, Ohio by Eridony, on Flickr Woodward Opera House Woodward Opera House by Eridony, on Flickr I was shocked to see a large building had been demolished on the town square, but looking at Streetview it looked like it was a mid-20th century hotel that did not really fit in anyway. Hole in Mount Vernon's Streetwall by Eridony, on Flickr The local baptist church Mt. Calvary Baptist Church by Eridony, on Flickr High Street Downtown Mount Vernon - High Street by Eridony, on Flickr Greek restaurant Athens Greek Restaurant by Eridony, on Flickr City hall Mount Vernon City Hall by Eridony, on Flickr Episcopal Church St. Paul's Episcopal Church of Mt. Vernon by Eridony, on Flickr County courthouse. Built 1855 Knox County Courthouse by Eridony, on Flickr Knox County Courthouse by Eridony, on Flickr Catholic church St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church by Eridony, on Flickr Knox County Memorial Building Knox County Memorial Building by Eridony, on Flickr Historic Mount Vernon by Eridony, on Flickr First Knox National Bank First Knox National Bank by Eridony, on Flickr Main & Vine by Eridony, on Flickr Thin Mount Vernon Building by Eridony, on Flickr The county chamber of commerce it in an old freight depot Knox County Chamber of Commerce by Eridony, on Flickr

Well luckily Sears is in such good financial shape. I'm sure they'll stick around and carry the mall to continued success.

I like the site plan!

That old post office is great!